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- the present invention relates to measurement management systems.
- Measurement instruments are applied to execute various measurement tasks in order to measure any kind of physical parameter.
- Most of today's measurement instruments use a bus architecture applying a command and communication standard to implement test and measurement, as explained in detail in the article “Bus-Architekturen für die Messtechnik” by John Pieper and Carsten Schilling in Elektronik-Industrie, 11-1999.
- Each instrument has a specific driver with instrument specific commands.
- a programming software implements interfaces to each measurement instrument and converts the measurement instrument specific information in order to communicate with the measurement instrument.
- the programming software further stores resulting data in a database and allows visualizing or manipulating such resulting data using various user interfaces.
- a measurement management system adapted to communicate with one or more measurement instruments (MI).
- the measurement management system comprises at least one driver each for communicating with at least one measurement instrument, a database adapted for storing information, and a processing unit adapted for processing information.
- the measurement management system might further comprise at least one user interface allowing giving access to a user to the measurement management system.
- user interface might comprise at least one of the following: a reporting tool for reporting measurement related data, a graphical user interface for graphically representing information, a non-graphical user interface for representing information in text format only, an interface to provide access to the internet or a mobile device (such as a cell-phone, PDA, pocket PC, etc.), etc.
- Data communication within the measurement management system is provided using an MMS data format.
- MMS data format data content is separated from information about presentation or representation of the data content, or in other words, data content is separated from its presentation.
- Data is preferably represented in a string, and more preferably in a generic string, which is not device specific.
- the invention thus provides a transparent data communication within the measurement management system.
- the MMS data format of data communication within the measurement management system is provided using a standard XML (extensible Markup Language) as defined in e.g. by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) as described e.g. under http://www.w3.orq/XML/.
- XML data might be transformed in other kind of XML data using e.g. the extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL) and represented in any kind of graphical user interface using e.g. the so-called XML Stylesheets.
- XSL extensible Stylesheet Language
- the coupled measurement instrument(s) supporus data communication using the MMS data format
- no data format conversion is required e.g. for a data communication between a specific user interface and a specific measurement instrument, thus providing a fully transparent data communication between measurement interface to user interface.
- the invention can be partly or entirely embodied or supported by one or more suitable software programs, which can be stored on or otherwise provided by any kind of data carrier, and which might be executed in or by any suitable data processing unit.
- FIG. 1 illustrates an example according to the present invention.
- the MMS 10 comprises a user interface 50 A as a reporting tool for reporting measurement related data, a graphical user interface 50 B for graphically representing information, a non-graphical user interface 50 C for representing information in text format only, an interface 50 D to provide access to the internet, and an interface 50 E to provide access to a mobile device (such as a cell-phone, PDA, pocket PC, etc.).However, other or further interfaces might be provided accordingly.
- a user interface 50 A as a reporting tool for reporting measurement related data
- a graphical user interface 50 B for graphically representing information
- a non-graphical user interface 50 C for representing information in text format only
- an interface 50 D to provide access to the internet
- an interface 50 E to provide access to a mobile device (such as a cell-phone, PDA, pocket PC, etc.).However, other or further interfaces might be provided accordingly.
- a mobile device such as a cell-phone, PDA, pocket PC, etc.
- Appendix A describes as an example a Time Domain Reflection Measurement Instruction.
- the XML Data example “Meas1” contains key words like “time domain reflection” describing the measurement function for optical time domain reflector instruments. Also the data describes physical settings for the instruments like: “threshold” with “Link Loss”, “Reflectance”, “Insertion Loss” and “Attenuation”. These are parameter settings for the instruments.
- Additional measurement schedules are defined in this example, like measurement periods of 3 seconds. All these information are analyzed from the instrument and executed in the instrument.
- the physical parameters are settings or execution rules for the instrument, see in between the tags ⁇ physical>and ⁇ /physical>, and the number are variable for each different measurement function.
- the measurement result can as well be described in different ways, as shown in an example in Appendix B.
- the XML Data result contains also key words like “measurements”, “general”, “physical” and “result”.
- the result is a trace spectrum for a time domain reflection measurement.
- predefined key words are the assumption both the instrument to understand the process settings and instruction and the user interface to setup the instruction and displays the data.
- the rest of the system and the transfer medium have no constraints about any names and text data.
- XML Data Format is just an example for a useful generic format, but any kind of generic data description, running at different operation systems and different kind of devices like “XML Data as text file” do, can be used according to the present invention.
Abstract
A measurement management system adapted to communicate with one or more measurement instruments, comprises at least one driver, each being adapted for communicating with at least one measurement instrument, a database adapted for storing information, and a processing unit adapted for processing information. Data communication within the measurement management system is provided using an MMS data format, in which data content is separated from information about presentation or representation of the data content.
Description
- The present invention relates to measurement management systems.
- Measurement instruments are applied to execute various measurement tasks in order to measure any kind of physical parameter. Most of today's measurement instruments use a bus architecture applying a command and communication standard to implement test and measurement, as explained in detail in the article “Bus-Architekturen für die Messtechnik” by John Pieper and Carsten Schilling in Elektronik-Industrie, 11-1999. Each instrument has a specific driver with instrument specific commands. In an application layer, a programming software implements interfaces to each measurement instrument and converts the measurement instrument specific information in order to communicate with the measurement instrument. The programming software further stores resulting data in a database and allows visualizing or manipulating such resulting data using various user interfaces.
- It is an object of the present invention to provide an improved application layer for measurement instruments. The object is solved by the independent claims. Preferred embodiments are shown by the dependent claims.
- According to present invention, a measurement management system (MMS) is provided adapted to communicate with one or more measurement instruments (MI). The measurement management system comprises at least one driver each for communicating with at least one measurement instrument, a database adapted for storing information, and a processing unit adapted for processing information.
- The measurement management system might further comprise at least one user interface allowing giving access to a user to the measurement management system. Such user interface might comprise at least one of the following: a reporting tool for reporting measurement related data, a graphical user interface for graphically representing information, a non-graphical user interface for representing information in text format only, an interface to provide access to the internet or a mobile device (such as a cell-phone, PDA, pocket PC, etc.), etc.
- Data communication within the measurement management system is provided using an MMS data format. In the MMS data format, data content is separated from information about presentation or representation of the data content, or in other words, data content is separated from its presentation. Data is preferably represented in a string, and more preferably in a generic string, which is not device specific.
- The MMS data format preferably has a generic format, so that e.g. data doesn't describe specific measurement settings for a specific measurement instrument but measurement methods valid for each measurement instrument. Thus, the measurement instrument can be replaced with another instrument, and the data communication keeps the same.
- Using the MMS data format, the data communication does not need a translation at each recipient (e.g. a specific measurement instrument). In case the data with the MMS data format is transferred at many points, only each end recipient might need to provide a translation of the data format. For transferring only, the data communication need not be migrated or translated.
- The invention thus provides a transparent data communication within the measurement management system.
- In one preferred embodiment, the MMS data format of data communication within the measurement management system is provided using a standard XML (extensible Markup Language) as defined in e.g. by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) as described e.g. under http://www.w3.orq/XML/. XML data might be transformed in other kind of XML data using e.g. the extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL) and represented in any kind of graphical user interface using e.g. the so-called XML Stylesheets.
- In a preferred embodiment, at least one driver of the measurement management system is adapted to provide data communication with one or more measurement instruments also using the same MMS data format. The driver thus represents a generic interface towards each coupled measurement instrument. This, however, requires that each thereto-coupled measurement instrument supports data communication using the MMS data format. In case the measurement instrument does not support such data communication, a measurement instrument specific driver might be provided for the measurement management system in order to establish data communication there between.
- In operation, the measurement management system might initiate and/or control a measurement task to be executed by a coupled measurement instrument, and/or request or receive status information or measurement related data from a coupled measurement instrument. It goes without saying that multi-tasking might be provided in e.g. in order to initiate or control plural measurement tasks or send or receive information with one or more coupled measurement instruments.
- In case data from the measurement instrument is provided to the driver of the measurement management system already using the MMS data format, all data communication within the measurement management system can then be executed without requiring to (re-)convert or translate the MMS data format e.g. for storing in the database or processing the processing unit. This is since the transition doesn't need the knowledge of the semantic of the data, because the data is transferred but not manipulated or presented. If the computer platforms, the data storages, and the data communication buses support the same technology, the data can be parsed and stored without data translation or migration. Accordingly, a data communication from a provided user interface of the measurement management system can be handled and transferred within the measurement management system without requiring data format conversion. In case that the coupled measurement instrument(s) supporus data communication using the MMS data format, no data format conversion is required e.g. for a data communication between a specific user interface and a specific measurement instrument, thus providing a fully transparent data communication between measurement interface to user interface.
- The invention can be partly or entirely embodied or supported by one or more suitable software programs, which can be stored on or otherwise provided by any kind of data carrier, and which might be executed in or by any suitable data processing unit.
- Other objects and many of the attendant advantages of the present invention will be readily appreciated and become better understood by reference to the following detailed description when considering in connection with the accompanied drawings. Features that are substantially or functionally equal or similar will be referred to with the same reference sign(s).
- FIG. 1 illustrates an example according to the present invention.
- In FIG. 1, a measurement management system (MMS) 10 comprises a
driver 20, adatabase 30, aprocessing unit 40 and a plurality ofuser interfaces 50A-50E. Measurement instruments (MI) 60A, 60B etc. can be coupled to thedriver 20 through any kind ofdata communication network 70, which might be wired or wireless. - In the example of FIG. 1, the
MMS 10 comprises auser interface 50A as a reporting tool for reporting measurement related data, agraphical user interface 50B for graphically representing information, anon-graphical user interface 50C for representing information in text format only, aninterface 50D to provide access to the internet, and aninterface 50E to provide access to a mobile device (such as a cell-phone, PDA, pocket PC, etc.).However, other or further interfaces might be provided accordingly. - Data communication within the
MMS 10 is provided using an MMS data format. In the MMS data format, data content is separated from information about presentation or representation of the data content. In the example here, data is represented in a generic string, which is not device specific, and using the aforementioned generic and transparent XML data. The MMS data format describes constant function (e.g. reset) or measurement functions (for example a time domain reference measurement), which can be translated from all instruments, vendor independent and instrument independent. The measure function description, the physical data and measure instructions have specific meanings for different instruments. For that, the XML Data of the MMS data format uses key words, as standard definitions, which can be understood by each measuring instrument. - Appendix A describes as an example a Time Domain Reflection Measurement Instruction. The XML Data example “Meas1” contains key words like “time domain reflection” describing the measurement function for optical time domain reflector instruments. Also the data describes physical settings for the instruments like: “threshold” with “Link Loss”, “Reflectance”, “Insertion Loss” and “Attenuation”. These are parameter settings for the instruments.
- Additional measurement schedules are defined in this example, like measurement periods of 3 seconds. All these information are analyzed from the instrument and executed in the instrument.
- Other information like measurement names, include with <general>. . . </general>tags, are useful information for the presentation, like user interfaces (
nr 50A to 50E in FIG. 1). There is no limit about the number of that information. - The physical parameters are settings or execution rules for the instrument, see in between the tags <physical>and </physical>, and the number are variable for each different measurement function.
- The measurement result can as well be described in different ways, as shown in an example in Appendix B. The XML Data result contains also key words like “measurements”, “general”, “physical” and “result”. In this example the result is a trace spectrum for a time domain reflection measurement. Using predefined key words are the assumption both the instrument to understand the process settings and instruction and the user interface to setup the instruction and displays the data. The rest of the system and the transfer medium have no constraints about any names and text data.
- All kind of user interfaces or tools like—in the example of FIG. 1—the
reporting user interface 50A, theweb interface 50D, graphical 50B and non-graphical 50C interfaces, mobiledevice user interfaces 50E, and other (non-shown) GUI's all use as basis the same XML Data (see “Meas1” measurement function in Appendix A, and” and “Meas1Result” result data in Appendix B). With different XML style sheets and different processing (provided by the processing unit 40) the instrument setup, start of measurement and analyzing of result data is translated to the different presentation. - Information with the same format, for example “Meas1” XML Data have simple and generic interfaces, like “Setup Instrument”, “Start Measurement” and “Measurement Results”. Those simple interfaces can be the same for all instruments, the user interface communicates and controls the instrument with these simple mechanisms. The data above may have different information for different instruments, and the information bus is always the same for all instruments, just parsing the data file in all directions.
- Each application system needs only one
driver 20, which parses the generic text files to the instruments 60 or the result from the instrument to the application. (Today each instruments needs a specific driver on the client, which knows the instrument and the available command set). With this solution, the data with the generic format describes the function and only the instrument 60 has to translate the data and process the functions. - Storing these data in the
database 30 and transferring data to the user interfaces 50 has always the same mechanism, the whole data file can be stored in thedatabase 30 without interpretation data. The access to the data and the transport of the data is always the same simple way. Also modeling of different instrument architectures in the database or in the application is not required. - XML Data Format is just an example for a useful generic format, but any kind of generic data description, running at different operation systems and different kind of devices like “XML Data as text file” do, can be used according to the present invention.
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1. A measurement management system adapted to communicate with one or more measurement instruments, comprising:
at least one driver, each being adapted for communicating with at least one measurement instrument,
a database adapted for storing information, and
a processing unit adapted for processing information,
wherein a data communication within the measurement management system is provided using an MMS data format, in which data content is separated from information about presentation or representation of the data content.
2. The measurement management system of claim 1 , further comprising a user interface allowing giving access to a user to the measurement management system.
3. The measurement management system of claim 2 , wherein the user interface is at least one of a group comprising: a reporting tool for reporting measurement related data, a graphical user interface for graphically representing information, a non-graphical user interface for representing information in text format only, an interface to provide access to the internet, and an interface to provide access to a mobile device.
4. The measurement management system of claim 1 , wherein data in the MMS data format is represented in at least one of the following group comprising: a string that is not device specific, a generic string that is not device specific, a generic format, a generic format so that applicable for each of the one or more measurement instruments, a standard extensible Markup Language XML.
5. The measurement management system of claim 1 , wherein at least one driver is adapted to provide data communication with one or more of the measurement instruments also using the same MMS data format.
6. A method for operating a measurement management system adapted to communicate with one or more measurement instruments and comprising at least one driver, each being adapted for communicating with at least one measurement instrument, a database adapted for storing information, and a processing unit adapted for processing information, the method comprising the steps of:
providing a data communication within the measurement management system by using an MMS data format, in which data content is separated from information about presentation or representation of the data content.
7. The method of claim 7 , wherein the data communication comprises at least one of the steps:
initiating a measurement task to be executed by a coupled measurement instrument,
controlling a measurement task to be executed by a coupled measurement instrument,
requesting status information or measurement related data from a coupled measurement instrument,
receiving status information or measurement related data from a coupled measurement instrument,
storing information in the database,
processing information by the processing unit.
8. The method of claim 7 , wherein:
in case data from the measurement instrument is provided to the driver of the measurement management system using the MMS data format, the data communication within the measurement management system is executed without modifying the MMS data format, and
in case data from the measurement instrument is provided to the driver of the measurement management system using a data format different from the MMS data format, the method further comprises a step of converting the data into the MMS data format.
9. A software program or product, preferably stored on a data carrier, for executing the method of claim 7 , when run on a data processing system such as a computer.
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